Efficiently Archiving Large Volumes of Data Using Monads
summary
Explains how to archive very large volumes of data in PHP-based systems by using monads to structure and compose the data-processing pipeline. Covers practical techniques and patterns for efficient, composable archiving operations (likely leveraging functional-programming concepts applied to IO, batching, retries and resource management).
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:31Technical constraints
- 5:03Streaming and generators in PHP
- 9:13Monads and sequencing
- 13:08Monadic style and ORM
- 16:00Filesystem representation
- 17:44Archive generation
- 24:02Streaming the final archive
- 28:19Demo and results
- 30:48Streaming pros and cons
- 31:10Inmine ecosystem and monads
- 32:14Conclusion and Q&A
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